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And I thought I knew a lot

By Rey Gamboa | September 1, 2010 - 12:00am

Since long before, I have been a firm believer of old adages like, “You learn new things everyday” or “Life is an unending learning process” and the like.

Motoring

We can stage protest to allow us to break the law?

By Rey Gamboa | February 15, 2006 - 12:00am

We received a very emotional (angry) appeal from one of our readers, reacting to the traffic gridlock-causing protests staged by truckers recently to convince the authorities not to implement a long-standing law...

Motoring

It all looked so simple at the start

By Rey Gamboa | July 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Members of SPMJ or the Society of Philippine Motoring Journalists are finding out that promoting its advocacy of educating the youth to become safe and responsible road users is actually more than just a full time...

Motoring

GM Philippines changes guards

By Rey Gamboa | July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

While many members of the media can’t wait for the day that some country representatives of foreign car companies, due to their arrogance, which is ironically combined with sheer ineptness, are called back and...

Motoring

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